hello form-follows-function fans! for those who missed p3k, here it is again with a brand-new ip. well, not really brand-new but who really cares? at least that piefke stuff has gotten closer together on one and the same machine.
btw. at this point i want to get down on my knees, throw my face into the dust and say a respectful "thank you!" to the guys (in a hermaphroditic sense) at designer servers. they have been amazingly kind to p3k in between these almost two years i was using their excellent but free vs20 virtual server solution (which originally was meant to be for evaluation only). thank you!
and another thing: never ever again i want to miss designers nearby. it's more fun to lunch with them, anyway.
tutorials, tutorials, tutorials! good stuff found via apeshallnotkillape.org.
"ist das gut, ein flüchtlingspaß?" – komm' doch erstmal herein.at...
oh yes: ninjatunes.net. designed at kleber by florian koch. only authentic with the ninjalog.
btw. kleber are looking for florians's successor. so warm-up your portfolio.
and certainly sensomatic is looking for exciting projects in vienna. they'll make very good graphics, websites, video games and haircuts for good money.
"together alone" (parts i, ii, iii, iv, v) is the funniest tv serial i have seen so far: three men, the mountain wilderness of lower austria and the magic word. brought to me by the incredible (conspirat) comm port™. blair witch project is a piece of crap.
concepts the world was waiting for (and i mean it literally): conceptlab.com bringing to you the simulator ("html-based work of a banal 'interactive' day", found via sofablog), slowsoftware.com ("a proposed dotcom business model in which a company's sole product line consists of slow-running, inconvenient, sloppy-source, bloated software"), slowporn.com ("a website that is very, very slow. featured on cbc radio one") and other funny-strange projects (probably even fast ones).
one last sensomatic message at london news... a very nice panorama view of the office at alpenmilchzentrale. and i always thought i must have a terrible posture sitting in front of a computer (actually, this is still a pretty bad posture, but hey, it could be much worse). probably my extra-high tables do a good job.
telepolis: "eine kleine Geschichte des (deutschen) überwachungsstaates seit den 70er jahren".
i was pretty young in the 7ties, but still have memories of this "leaden time". it feels a little bit like today.
"oh yeah! operation: enduring our freedom is in the motherfucking house!" – so get your war on (found via serverart.org).